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...Year Picnic on Mt. Auburn Street sells a t-shirt that reads “Blunder-Bush, Bush Lied 800 Died, Fire that Liar.” They also carry a furtively explicit “Buck Fush” t-shirt—familiar to Harvard students who sport “yuck fale” gear every November...
...seemingly geared towards the adventurous voter—all items are featured in front of a photo of a highway stretching towards snow-capped peaks in the American West. “W the President” is a stark black-and white look favored by day-traders who sport its polo shirts and carry its coffee mugs. And last but not least there’s the Farm-Ranch Team for all those down-home country boys. This site sells Silver W’04 belt buckles, leather “W’04” coasters...
Needless to say, this athletic association didn’t exactly elevate my Big Man on Campus status in a way that I first thought it would. Neither did playing lacrosse—a sport I was actually decent at—since we had to listen to a coach who once spent an entire practice arguing with five guys about the benefits of a Marxist-Leninist style of socialism and led us to a four-win season my junior year. Being a jock wasn’t exactly a ticket to social acceptance. To say the least, it took...
...Saturday—and judging by a quick scan of the stands, there weren’t many of you not dressed in a cheerleader or band uniform—Princeton Stadium, the site of the carnage, was quite a sight to behold, a modern temple to a sport the school isn’t even very good...
Picture this—it’s game 6 of the Yankees-Red Sox series, and you wanted to watch it with a crazy group of kids who were brought together by a common love of excitement, of sport. If you live in Quincy, you don’t run down to the big lounge, as the rather sparsely populated picture on the front page of the Crimson a week or so ago clearly demonstrated. Maybe you run out to a bar, or your friend’s place at BC. You should have come to Currier...